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January 17, 2018
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Photoshop templates utilisation

  • January 17, 2018
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Hi,

For the first time, I have downloaded a template from Adobe Stock.

It is a template for photo collage.

I have found no tutorial to use the template, in my case to insert my images in the template.

Could someone tell me where I can find information about templates utilisation ?

An example for this type of template would be fine.

Thanks.

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      Correct answer War Unicorn

      Most of the time it's just replacing Smart Objects with your own assets/content, anyway.

      Replacing the contents of a Smart Object (Link takes you to a free chapter in the PS CC 2017 course at lynda.com. Even though it's the previous version, the rules still apply.)

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      War Unicorn
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      War UnicornCommunity Expert
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      January 17, 2018

      Can you tell us which template specifically? One of the free ones available under the New window dialog?

      Usually, it's just a case of right-clicking the title of the placeholder layer in question > Replace Contents. (Use Ctrl (Cmd on Mac) + T to resize the image if it's too big.)

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      csalome62Author
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      January 17, 2018

      Hi,

      Thank you very much for your answer.

      I use the free template ‘PhotoCollage Layouts’.

      I have succeeded to replace contents In the template. I will see later to resize with T.

      A documentation would be useful to explain how to get the result from the template with replaced contents.

      War Unicorn
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      War UnicornCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
      Community Expert
      January 17, 2018

      Most of the time it's just replacing Smart Objects with your own assets/content, anyway.

      Replacing the contents of a Smart Object (Link takes you to a free chapter in the PS CC 2017 course at lynda.com. Even though it's the previous version, the rules still apply.)

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